5 Receptionist jobs in Solihull
Receptionist for close knit firm
A close knit, family feel high street law firm based near Solihull are seeking a client facing, personable and organised Receptionist to manage their busy reception area. Working autonomously, you will be the main point
Receptionist
Role: Receptionist Contract: 06/12/2024- June 2025 Hours: 8.00AM-3.00PM Pay: GBP11.44 per hour Office Angels National Accounts are looking for a candidate to provide on-going maternity cover to their client in Solihull.
Corporate receptionist
A reputable, close knit law firm based within the Solihull area are seeking a Corporate Receptionist, on a full time, permanent basis. If you have previous front of house experience and a real passion for providing excel
Customer service assistant college receptionist maternity cover
19 hours per week Maternity Cover This crucial role offers a first point of contact for customers and students at Solihull College University Centre rsquo;s Blossomfield Campus. In addition to providing a general recepti
Training team receptionist ad hoc basis
Are you available to work ad hoc to cover holidays and sickness? If so, come and join our team. Our international client requires a Receptionist/Administrator to work ad hoc. * Reception Duties * Meet and greet delegates
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As the initial point of contacts for all visitors to a company, receptionists play a major role in making the first impression right. While being a gracious host, a receptionist should be tactful, intelligent and well-informed. She should have this ability to kill with kindness, stay calm under pressure situations, prioritize tasks and deal with individual egos. Bringing so many contrasting qualities together is no easy feat. That is exactly why finding a good receptionist is often a difficult task. In fact, receptionists are the 9th most difficult job positions to fill in the UK, according to...
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